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So, is the EVO Select the best of the bunch?

April 20, 2017 by Catherine Pope

So, is the EVO Select the best of the bunch? The answer may surprise you, as the company has been talking about moving away from the 3DS/DS XL. When Nintendo first announced the Switch, they said the 3DS would be the "best-selling system" on the market. Now that it seems like it's actually done, they've made it more than a little clear that the Switch will be the next.

So, what's on that list? Well, it's a number of things. The most obvious one is that there's been talk of the Switch going after 3DS owners for an additional $70 on the secondary market. The secondary market for the Switch is only $199, and that's a lot of money for a flagship system like this.

The second thing that's interesting will be that Nintendo isn't just talking about the new hardware and accessories. The company is also talking about the games on the Switch, which seems like the perfect way to go about it. That's not to say the hardware will have no impact on the experience. There are also some things that will make the Switch an appealing choice over the 3DS, like the ability to use the touchscreen without having to push your hand to move things around. Nintendo was already looking at the 3DS as a way to connect to the TV, so that's an interesting concept to take into consideration.

So, you could see the Switch going after more than just the 3DS, but those that are considering it will have to pick up the Switch and play some games on it. Even if you aren't going to play all the games on it, you can still enjoy the games on it with the same system. We haven't had any data as to how well the Switch can hold up to the Switch as we can see here at Evo's booth. It's still a little early to see what the Switch can hold up to, but if you're interested in the Switch's potential for some fun games, you may want to take a look at our recent impressions.

We haven't been able to get a lot of information, but it's the first time a Nintendo Switch has been announced, so we'll start with the general look of the system. The Switch has been pre-ordered at E3, and it's the first time that comes without a hardware launch. It's still a big seller for the Switch as the console is made of a plastic body made of aluminum, which is very light weight.